Italian photographer

HC (no dust jacket, as issued), 30 x 34 x 2 cm., 92 pp., color ills., text language: English

Open bound Pb. (no dust jacket, as issued), 21 x 27 cm., 268 pp., 121 color & b/w ills., text language: English. Dewi Lewis Publishing, 2018.

HC (no dust jacket, as issued), 20 x 30 cm., 144 pp., color ills., English

Out-of-print 'A Dalston Anatomy' by Lorenzo VITTURI explores the cycle of emergence, disappearance & reappearance. He spent time at London's Ridley Road Market to photograph and to create sculptures & collages from materials found in the market's debris.

'Short Stories' contains hand-incorporated color photos by Italian photographer Massimo VITALI in one volume. After many discussions with staff and curators who know his work very well, the choice fell on 12 photographs that best describe his work.

Massimo VITALI's interest is the social events in places of leisure & consumer culture. This catalog is an ideal addition to his other large-format illustrated books: in addition to 24 works in color, it contains six texts on the photographer's work.

'Natural Habitats', the successor to 'Landscape with Figures', comprises 70 color photographs and contains 120 miniature images that create visual connections between color, composition and time. Compared with first volume it shows a different perspective

With 'Landscape with Figures' Massimo VITALI is expanding the scope of his investigation of beaches and discos to include ski resorts and swimming pools from all over the world. The color photographs focus on the relationship between man and landscape.

'Entering a New World' is the third of Massimo VITALI's published investigations into the masses. After 'Landscape with Figures' and 'Natural Habitats', it now shows color images of people who consciously & unconsciously interact with their surroundings.

Based on the federal popular initiative 'Against Mass Immigration', the photo book 'How to secure a Country' by migrant Salvatore VITALE explores where the Swiss need for security originates from and how it became an essential part of their culture.